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Why Obama should pick Hillary Clinton as veep
Ed Kilgore
The case for an Obama-Clinton ticket, also known as, you got any better ideas?
McCain: Timeline of Iraq withdrawal “not too important”
Alex Koppelman
Democrats are taking advantage of some unartful comments from John McCain, but his campaign says that his words are being twisted.
Discussion of potential Obama running mates heats up
Alex Koppelman
The people helping Barack Obama choose a vice-presidential nominee were on Capitol Hill Tuesday, but one prominent possibility took his name out of the running.
Biden responds to Lieberman’s attack
Alex Koppelman
Responding to Joe Lieberman's WSJ Op-Ed, Joe Biden defends Democrats and attacks the foreign policy views of Lieberman, Bush and McCain.
Hey, Obama boys: Back off already!
Rebecca Traister
Young women are growing increasingly frustrated with the fanatical support of Barack and gleeful bashing of Hillary.
Scott Bateman: Gen. Petraeus goes to Washington
Salon Staff
Sen. Joe Biden takes on the U.S. commander in Iraq.
The central front in the “war on terror”?
Steve Benen
Biden gets Crocker to acknowledge that al-Qaida is a greater threat along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border than it is in Iraq.
Hillary Clinton’s long strange journey on Iraq
Joan Walsh
On this sad fifth anniversary, I can't help wishing she'd been bolder in admitting her mistake in voting to authorize Bush's war.
Flag pins are for losers — literally
Jerome Doolittle
Conservatives are still hitting Barack Obama for having an empty lapel, but guess what happened to all the presidential candidates who did wear flag pins?
National Journal’s ideological ranking of Obama rears its ugly head
Alex Koppelman
As predicted, a dubious ranking of Barack Obama as the Senate's most liberal member is already being used for conservative attacks.
John F. Kennedy, plagiarist?
Jerome Doolittle
If Barack Obama borrowed from Deval Patrick, so what? Creative "borrowing" is part of speechwriting, as Kennedy knew, and as I learned while working for Jimmy Carter and Walter Mondale.
Clinton: “This campaign goes on”
Alex Koppelman
In a speech in New York, Hillary Clinton promises to redouble her efforts -- and does.
The “plagiarism” problem
Alex Koppelman
Examining the charge of plagiarism Hillary Clinton's campaign has leveled against Barack Obama.
Multiracial man
James Hannaham
The Obama campaign's deft use of the candidate's mixed heritage is making it harder to read his candidacy in terms of race.
Obama’s the most liberal senator?
Alex Koppelman
The National Journal's latest rankings say Barack Obama was the Senate's most liberal member in 2007. That doesn't sound right.
Mukasey’s radical worldview is now the norm
Glenn Greenwald
As jarring as it might be, there was nothing new in any of the attorney general's answers yesterday.
Dead party walking
Gary Kamiya
The GOP candidates are a feeble group of Bush imitators tied to his disastrous war. And unless the surge turns into a miracle, even front-runner McCain won't beat a Democrat.
Red State Update: A proper send-off for Chris Dodd and Joe Biden
Salon Staff
Jackie and Dunlap reenact the candidates' last phone call and you can sing along.
For Clinton, some pre-postmortems
Tim Grieve
What happens if she loses big in New Hampshire? Why wait to find out?
A Democratic donnybrook
Walter Shapiro
The debate was rich in sound and fury, but did little lasting damage to unruffled frontrunner Barack Obama.
How Barack Obama swept to victory in Iowa
Walter Shapiro, Joan Walsh, Mike Madden
In three different Des Moines precincts, a vote-by-vote account of how the Obama wave built.
Barack Obama’s breakthrough victory
Walter Shapiro
The Illinois senator with magnetic appeal still faces a formidable foe in Hillary Clinton. But his decisive win in Iowa propels him toward the Democratic nomination.
With the numbers in, Biden and Dodd are out
Tim Grieve
Bill Richardson says he's in the "final four."
Obama leads, but it’s still close
Tim Grieve
With 66 percent reporting, he's up by four percentage points over Clinton and Edwards.
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